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材料一 党的十九大报告中指出,建设社会主义现代化强国分两个阶段进行,第一个阶段是到2035年基本实现社会主义现代化。
材料二 “中国梦是历史的、现实的,也是未来的;是我们这一代的,更是青年一代的。”(习近平)
材料三 “无穷的远方,无数的人们,都和我有关。”(鲁迅)
下图为“我国南方某河流域内突发自然灾害后的两个观测点横截面河床形态和水深示意图”,灾害过后一段时间,两观测点水深基本恢复正常。据此完成下面小题。
A.上游大坝决口溢洪 | B.地震迫使河流改道 | C.滑坡土石阻塞河道 | D.强降雨致山洪暴发 |
A.该河段下游 | B.两观测点之间 | C.观测点1 | D.观测点2 |
A.转移沿岸居民 | B.清理河道淤泥 | C.拦蓄河水防旱 | D.开挖渠道引流 |
Music is my first love. I can sit down at the piano and forget all about time and space, all about my problems. During the lowest moment in my life, music was my comfort.
I’m a veteran (退伍军人). After I got out of the service, I began a career in music, and then became an ironworker. A few years ago, the one-bedroom apartment I rented was sold. The developer planned to tear it down. The apartment manager, Ray Randle, gave me two months rent-free to find a new place to live. It didn’t help because I’d been disabled from an accident at work and was living on Social Security.
In quiet desperation and with the help of two friends, Jackie and Anne, I packed up my belongings and moved everything—including my electronic keyboard and my piano—into storage. I slept in my car, thinking it would only be temporary. But weeks turned into months and then months turned into years. My car had become my home.
The one thing that kept me alive was music. The wonderful manager at the storage unit would let me play my piano anytime, day or night. I would lose myself in music. I hit my real low one Christmas Eve when I was driving down a narrow road to where I would park my car and sleep at night. Another car came around the corner and crashed into mine. My car—my only home—lost its right front end. At that point, I really had no place to live. I moved in temporarily with a friend. I felt as if all hope for me had gone.
Bruce Knight, a retired firefighter, drove down to get me. “Veterans do not live in their cars,” he said. He drove me to the local homeless shelter, where I stayed for 75 days. That was where I met with volunteers of America’s Veterans Services. They helped me move into a place called Huot House.
Ken Darby, manager of Huot House, told me to move towards life and hug it.
I’m doing much better these days and I continue to play music for different audiences.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua